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Clipping your cat's claws is easy


Universal Press Syndicate

Keeping the sharp tips of your cat's claws blunted will also help make living with your cat easier.

All you need is patience and a nail trimmer (either human or pet variety works fine). While your cat is relaxed and sleepy -- after a meal is a great time -- slowly expose a single claw and praise your cat. Over time, let your cat get used to you handling her feet gently as part of a petting session, exposing all her claws without clipping them.

After your cat is comfortable with having her paws handled -- this step can take a few days or more, depending on your cat -- nip off the very tip of a single claw. Don't push: While some cats may not mind a swift progression to having all claws nipped in a single session, others may tolerate only one nail tip a day.

Always end your trimming session with praise and petting, of course!



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